I have 2 PF accounts due to my previous (A) companies messing up with PF contributions, I was unable to transfer my PF to my last company (B). Now I have quit my job and do not work for any company and I withdrew the PF from my last (B) company. I have worked with the HR of the company (A) and have the PF contribution sorted out. Now I want to withdraw my PF from company (A) but the PF portal shows only account no. Of company (B). I need advice on how to withdraw my PF from Company (A)
From Canada, Mississauga
From Canada, Mississauga
Hi,
Here are the steps you can take to withdraw your PF from Company (A):
Gather Necessary Documents:
Your Universal Account Number (UAN).
KYC details (Aadhar, PAN, bank account details).
Your bank account details (for receiving the PF amount).
Contact the HR or PF Department of Company (A):
Explain the situation to them and ask for assistance in initiating the withdrawal process.
Check UAN Portal:
Log in to the EPFO UAN portal using your UAN and password.
Verify Details:
Once logged in, verify if the details of Company (A) are correctly linked to your UAN.
Submit EPF Withdrawal Request:
If Company (A) details are not showing, you might need to get them linked. You can do this through your current employer, or contact the EPFO directly.
Track the Status:
After initiating the withdrawal request, you can track its status through the UAN portal.
Coordinate with Company (A):
Keep in touch with Company (A)'s HR or PF department to ensure they are processing your withdrawal request.
Resolve Any Issues:
If you encounter any problems or delays, follow up with the concerned authorities in Company (A) and the EPFO.
Tax Implications:
Be aware of the tax implications of withdrawing PF. Depending on the duration of your employment and the amount withdrawn, it might be taxable.
Keep Records:
Maintain copies of all communication, forms submitted, and acknowledgment receipts for future reference.
It's required to keep all parties involved informed and be patient, as the process might take some time. If you face any specific difficulties, it's advisable to consult with a financial advisor or reach out directly to the EPFO for guidance.
Thanks
From India, Bangalore
163Here are the steps you can take to withdraw your PF from Company (A):
Gather Necessary Documents:
Your Universal Account Number (UAN).
KYC details (Aadhar, PAN, bank account details).
Your bank account details (for receiving the PF amount).
Contact the HR or PF Department of Company (A):
Explain the situation to them and ask for assistance in initiating the withdrawal process.
Check UAN Portal:
Log in to the EPFO UAN portal using your UAN and password.
Verify Details:
Once logged in, verify if the details of Company (A) are correctly linked to your UAN.
Submit EPF Withdrawal Request:
If Company (A) details are not showing, you might need to get them linked. You can do this through your current employer, or contact the EPFO directly.
Track the Status:
After initiating the withdrawal request, you can track its status through the UAN portal.
Coordinate with Company (A):
Keep in touch with Company (A)'s HR or PF department to ensure they are processing your withdrawal request.
Resolve Any Issues:
If you encounter any problems or delays, follow up with the concerned authorities in Company (A) and the EPFO.
Tax Implications:
Be aware of the tax implications of withdrawing PF. Depending on the duration of your employment and the amount withdrawn, it might be taxable.
Keep Records:
Maintain copies of all communication, forms submitted, and acknowledgment receipts for future reference.
It's required to keep all parties involved informed and be patient, as the process might take some time. If you face any specific difficulties, it's advisable to consult with a financial advisor or reach out directly to the EPFO for guidance.
Thanks
From India, Bangalore
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